How to use the Drive Manager tab on System Manager to view historical drive errors on Beckhoff drives
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How to use the Drive Manager tab on System Manager to view historical drive errors on Beckhoff drives
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There is a distinct difference between a Drive Error and an Axis Error. The drive will store a history of drive errors internally in the drive itself. Axis errors are reported on the error watch window in system manager
Type | Description | Link to Beckhoff Infosys |
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Drive Errors | Errors that occur inside the drive electronics, eg
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Beckhoff Drive Error Codes |
Axis Errors | Errors due to the positional control of the axis, eg
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Beckhoff Axis Error Codes |
Both TC2 and TC3 have the same system manager, but getting to the system manager uses a different program
Type | Program Used | Icon | ScreenShot |
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TC2 | TwinCAT2 System Manager | ||
TC3 | Visual Studio |
TC3 puts the system manage inside a TwinCAT3 "Project" which also includes the PLC code
See Loading TwinCAT Projects
Axis errors are reported at the bottom of the screen. if this window is not available, use View->Show Logger Output
Axis errors are reported at the bottom of the screen. if this window is not available, use View->Error List
Error Code | Error Name | Possible Root Causes | Action |
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Peripheral Voltage Low
Control Voltage Error: Undervoltage |
The 24v supply to the drives is too low. Adjust it to be at least 24v | ||
DC Link Undervoltage
Mains Supply: Power Down |
Mains missing - could be overload relay trip or a phase missing | Reset Trip, check voltages | |
Mains Supply U main too high /low | Mains is outside of the normal +/-10 voltage range (360-440v)
You can safely change this on the Power Management parameters U+mg and U-mg to 15% to give a broader range with no ill effect |
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